Name: Online event: Learning how to learn in a mob
Start: 2020-04-03T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2020-04-03T21:00:00+02:00

Mob programming, mob testing, or generally mobbing is a wonderful approach to uncover implicit knowledge and learn from each other. It’s “all the brilliant people, working on the same thing, at the same time, in the same space, and at the same computer“. And as we can not practice it in person we decided to try it online. You need to install a client from https://zoom.us/. The meeting link shall be published shortly before the event starts. And we need to start the session in time, don't be late.

What if you introduce a new technology no one in the mob had worked with before? What if you suddenly need knowledge in the team that nobody has? Does mobbing still prove to be an efficient way of learning in that case? Join this experiment and learn something nobody in the mob has done before. Let’s see how far we get in mastering a new skill together!

Key takeaways:
- Learn the basics of the mob approach and practice them hands-on
- Experience the benefits of uncovering and sharing implicit knowledge to help everyone learn
- See how having all brains in helps to solve unknown challenges and to get the best out of everybody

This session is addressed to software craft people who want to organize mob programming at work. It is lead by Lisi Hocke who extensively practiced mob programming with her team and can share with us her experiences and insights.

Dimitry Polivaev

Lisi Hocke

Munich Software Craft Community

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Test Driven Development

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Software Architecture

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